InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Newsgator Forumshttp://forum.newsgator.com/info@newsgator.comTue, 14 Oct 2008 07:51:18 GMT20http://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspx[quote][b]frank burleigh (4/18/2008)[/b][hr]How do I make a particular feed *not* synchronized (meaning, how do I see a feed without the newsgator effect)? We're working on an Atom feed and must test...[/quote]<br>Create a new folder, and deselect the "synchronise this folder with newsgator" box. Then any feed in that folder will be unsynched - you can even drag a feed from a sync folder to the unsync folder to remove it from NGO and just keep it local.Fri, 18 Apr 2008 21:17:52 GMTSpyderhttp://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspxHow do I make a particular feed *not* synchronized (meaning, how do I see a feed without the newsgator effect)? We're working on an Atom feed and must test...Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:32:04 GMTfrank burleighhttp://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspxThanks very much, Nick. I'll come back next week to see what's what.Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:55:48 GMTfrank burleighhttp://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspxI just tested this again, and it looks like the problem is that only a single enclosure is retained when the feed is added to a folder that's synchronized with NewsGator. If it's added to an unsynched folder, multiple enclosures do appear correctly in the newspaper (see attached screenshot).</P><P>I'll report this to our platform team and see if we can get this resolved.</P><P>Thanks,Thu, 17 Apr 2008 09:09:11 GMTNick Bradburyhttp://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspxI've installed RC1 and tested the concocted RSS 2.0 feed I made, plus the Atom feed I cited in my original post. On my XP machine, no love, I'm afraid: FD shows the first enclosure for the Atom feed, and no enclosures in the RSS 2.0 feed.<br><br>I cleared the IE cache then opened again. I also did things like unsubscribe, resubscribe.<br><br>Could it matter that this machine still has IE6 (yes, I keep one machine with it for testing purposes ;-).<br><br>Thanks, Nick.Wed, 16 Apr 2008 20:11:18 GMTfrank burleighhttp://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspxI've kept my RSS2.0 and Atom test creations and will be happy to report on those scenarios for you. Fwiw, they all pass muster with Mr. Validator. ;-) As always, your willingness to attend to details like this is super cool and much appreciated!Mon, 14 Apr 2008 20:04:54 GMTfrank burleighhttp://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspxHi Frank,</P><P>I'll correct this in the next build.</P><P>Thanks,Mon, 14 Apr 2008 12:13:24 GMTNick Bradburyhttp://forum.newsgator.com/Topic38674-69-1.aspxLast week I began to explore how our feed could present multiple digital media files (mp3, really) in an RSS feed item. If you'll permit me to meander a bit...<br><br>RSS 2.0 allows one "enclosure" element, which led me to the Media RSS extension to RSS. That spec provides for multiple *content* elements (grouped or not) but so far as I can tell, only Firefox knows how to display them: FD acts as though they're not there, Google's Reader rebels by dissing the whole *item*, and Safari shows only the first content item. I figure there's little point in even testing IE.<br><br>So then I thought, let's check Atom--maybe that's a better spec. Sure enough, Atom uses a *link*-like approach to media enclosures. Firefox and Safari get it right, IE7 and FD show just one enclosure in an *entry* element, and I didn't test Google. A sample Atom feed with entries including multiple media files is:<br><br>[url=http://blog.ryaneby.com/stuff/code4libaudio.xml][/url]<br><br>(NB: I had a little trouble getting FD to show me all *entry* items. The Update Feed function seemed to be required after the initial subscription.)<br><br>Thanks, Nick.Sat, 12 Apr 2008 12:12:05 GMTfrank burleigh